Full-time35 hours/week, Monday - Friday, 9 am - 5 pmPosition requires occasional evening and weekend hoursThe Heckscher Museum of Art is currently seeking a full-time Museum Educator in the Education & Public Programs Department. The ideal candidate should exhibit a passion for lifelong learning and have strong communication and writing skills. In addition, the Museum Educator must be detail-oriented, competent at working independently and as part of a team, and proficient at multi-tasking. Primary responsibilities include the following: teaching K-12 students in the Museum galleries and school environments, creating exhibition-related and program-related materials, and performing administrative tasks including department's online calendar.

Must hold a professional degree in art education, art history, or other art-related or museum-related field. Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite and Adobe Creative Suite required; working knowledge of html and/or website experience preferred. Fluency in Spanish a plus. Position available immediately.

To ApplySend resume and cover letter to Joy Weiner, Director of Education & Public Programs at joyw@heckscher.org. No phone calls please.

SHELTER ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Job Description: 2017/2018 Education/Public Program Coordinator

Reports to: Executive Director

Terms: 20 hours per week

Position: The Education/Public Programs Coordinator is responsible for the development and implementation of all education and public engagement efforts on behalf of the organization. S/he joins a core staff and works with the Collections Manager, and Executive Director and Education Committee to translate mission-based activities into innovative programs for families, students, and adults. The Education/Public Program Coordinator will enhance and expand the Society’s school and public programs on-site, on-line and other locations. Essential duties include the following:

Develop, implement, supervise and evaluate all on-site and in-school education and enrichment programs working as a team leader with the Collections Manager and Executive Director.

Design and implement educational activities and provide educational materials that complement exhibits and major programs in collaboration with other key staff.

Coordinate and train volunteers to assist the program including docents.

QualificationsThis position requires a self-motivated, organized, creative problem-solver with excellent written and interpersonal communication skills, the ability to manage time and motivate people, and facilities for cross-disciplinary thinking that embraces new media technologies. Strong computer skills are required with particular proficiency in Microsoft Office. Experience in historic house interpretation, working with children, and developing and managing web-based content is preferred. The candidate will also operate effectively both independently and in a team environment.

TermsThis is a part-time year-round position of 20 hours per week including occasional evening and weekend hours. Candidates must have access to a car and be able to drive to meetings, events, and occasionally historic sites throughout Long Island. Flex-time weekly scheduling is available.

How to ApplyInterested applicants should submit a cover letter and resume by email to: